KindaRetarded wrote:
Uranus.
Instead of spinning like a top as it orbits the Sun, as the other planets do, Uranus rolls along on its side. Thus, for part of its orbit, the ‘north’ pole of Uranus faces the Sun, while the ‘south’ pole faces the Sun during a different portion of the orbit. (Indeed, there is disagreement as to which pole should be considered north, and which one south!)
The moons’ orbits were discovered to be perpendicular to the ‘ecliptic’ (the plane in which most of the planets orbit the Sun).
http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/v24/i3/uranus.asp
Yes! Uranus is a cool planet! Its made up largly of ammonia and is beleived when the solar system was still young a very massive object collided with the 'globule' and the 2 masses fused together to become uranus. The impact caused by the collision knocked uranus off its axis to what we see presently.
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DX'ed with HFA as a child. However this was in 1987 and I am certain had I been DX'ed a few years later I would have been DX'ed with AS instead.